UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka quits on his team three games in after unfulfilled NIL commitments from the program.

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thoughts on sports. We all knew the NIL era would have an ugly side and just now

we're seeing the ugliest side of it as undefeated group of five playoff hopeful UNLV

just had their starting quarterback quit over it.

We do have to make a distinction here between him either not getting paid what he was promised, owed,

or asking for more money after a good start and then not getting it.

Either way, it's a he said said she said thing right now but somebody's

going to look really bad at the end of this if not all parties. But the part I

just can't get over the most that that irks me to the fullest is even that if you transferred in this year,

how is the starting quarterback you could ever look at your teammates in the eyes again

after walking out on them at this point during the season or

really any point. I don't understand how the competitor in you doesn't take over and

at least says regardless we'll handle it after the season even through litigation

if we have to. But these are the guys I've sweat and blood with and I made a promise to I'm their

leader and damn it I'm going to prove it even more now by the way that I play.

Let's say you didn't ask for more money, or you did ask for more money, and you got turned

down. How does the competitor in you not want to go

extra hard for your guys to prove it or understand really how business works because you

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